In an effort to stimulate new dialogue about clean water, sanitation, wells, and Africa we have decided to bring back our blog! Our goal is to post at least once a week (hopefully more) any articles, ideas, and information that we come across as we go about our daily business. We hope that this blog will create some meaningful discussions about the causes we at the African Well Fund believe in so deeply.
So to kick off our re-entry into the blogsphere I am sharing with you our latest entry in our "Why You Give" series. We hope that you are as inspired by Ken as we are.
As African Well Fund nears the $1 million fundraising mark, we've asked supporters to share their stories of why they give. In this installment, Ken Braley, founder of Punk For Peace, shares his reasons why. How did you first learn about the African Well Fund? I first learned about the African Well Fund at an Anti-Flag show a few years ago. Anti-Flag brought the African Well Fund on tour with them. I talked to people there from AWF and Anti-Flag about how good it was to hear a positive message and have a way to help people at a show. Why did you want to support AWF? There are several reasons why I support AWF. The most-important reason is because I believe that the work they do is very important, life-changing work. I was also happy to find out that AWF was founded by music fans. This fit perfectly with my company, Punk For Peace, which, among other things, tries to help music fans find ways they can make positive changes in their communities and the world.

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